Many summer camp programs have started registration. Activities are available for almost any preference and the bonus of making new friends. TCV is listing Greater Tri-City area summer camps open for registration. Suggestions and additions are always welcome; contact us at tricityvoice@aol.com or call (510) 494-1999.

Fremont

City of Fremont

RegeRec offers a wide spectrum of activities ranging from art to cooking; horsemanship to hip-hop; and rock-climbing to volleyballwww.RegeRec.com or (510) 494-4300

Daring and Dangerous CampChildren (ages 7-11)Indoor and outdoor fun, games and skill building around the farm(510) 791-4196

Ohlone For Kids Summer Sports CampsGet tips and training from the experts and really improve your game, and have a great time at your favorite sport (or two!)Session One: June 21 - 25Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, BasketballSession Two: August 16-20Baseball, Softball, BasketballHeld at Ohlone College Fremont Campus43600 Mission Boulevard, Fremont(510) 742-2304 ofk@ohlone.edu or www.ohloneforkids.com

Art Excel

The All Round Training in Excellence ProgramJune 2-6Children (ages 8-13)Multi-methodological techniques kids learn special skills to help them release stress, manage their emotions and excel at whatever they doCost $175(510) 456-5121www.tinyurl.com/trainingexcellence

Hayward

Wildlife CampsChildren (up to grade 5)Games, crafts, hikes, getting close to animals and connect with natureRegister by April 30 and automatically be entered into a drawing to win one of three free school educational programs, up to $150 valuewww.haywardrec.org or (510) 881-674

Kids and Critter Care July 6 - July 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.Children (grades 2-5)Wildlife Basics 101 will teach children to help save the local wildlife by creating a safe environment that they will want to call homewww.haywardrec.org or (510) 881-6747

Fishing CampJuly 19-23; 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.Children (ages 8-13)Learn the basics of fishing and the diversity of life in the shorelineCost: $164; all fishing equipment provided(510) 670-7270 or haywardrec.org

Counselor in Training (CIT)Teens (ages 13-16)Student volunteers to assist in the Summer Day Camp ProgramApplications due Friday, May 14Milpitas Community Center457 E. Calaveras Blvd.(408) 586-3222 or stiumalu@ci.milpitas.ca.gov

Spy Academy Camp Children (ages 5-12)From decoding messages to metal detectors and night vision, check out spy equipment and use forensics in a hands-on look at crime sceneswww.newark.org or (510) 578-4620

Jet Cadets Camp Children (ages 5-12)Learn all about aerodynamics, mysteries of the galaxy, celestial navigation, build a rocket, explore the basic principles of flight, build airplanes, test them in wind tunnels, ride a hovercraft and construct balloon copterswww.newark.org or (510) 578-4620

Fizz-ical Phenomena and Che-Mystery Camp Children (ages 5-12)Experiment with chemical reactions, grow crystals, make sidewalk chalk, and a chromatography t-shirt to keepwww.newark.org or (510) 578-4620

Union City

Camp Hedgehog Old Alvarado Cesar Chavez Park on Smith StreetChildren (ages 5.5-8 years)Traditional day camp experience with age appropriate activities and field in a nurturing environmentwww.ci.union-city.ca.us or (510) 675-5329

Sports CampsKennedy ParkField trips, special Sports events, recreational swimming, bowling, a variety of instruction in both traditional and non-traditional sports will be offered every weekwww.ci.union-city.ca.us or (510) 675-5329